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Jamal Hamdani is the President and CEO of Moseley, as well as CarrierComm and Axxcelera Broadband, Moseley's subsidiaries. Prior to acquiring Moseley in a management buyout in 1992, he held various management positions with General Research Corporation, the BBC, and Philips Research Laboratories. Jamal became CEO of Moseley in 1996, after which he focused the company on growth as well as breadth. Over the last decade, his leadership resulted in the companies’ delivering revenues in excess of $1 billion and produced incomes to shareholders prior to taxes in excess of $350 million. Jamal was a pioneer in Digital Signal Processing and spent five years in Africa as a consultant designing and installing telecommunication networks. After twice being honored as a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year™ award for technology, he won the award in 2002. Jamal received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from ABU Nigeria and his Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Netherlands University. In addition, he attended the AEA Executive Management Program at Stanford. Jamal is passionate in creating a world in which everyone gives to others what they want for themselves. He is actively involved in various charitable causes around the world.

Ben Scott is a Chief Executive Officer at Self-Employed - Corporate Communications and is based in Auburn, Washington. He has worked as Project Manager at Total SE. Ben studied at NEW YORK UNIVERSITY between 1991 and 1994 and Washington State University between 1996 and 1997.